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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 22, 1798
Page
2
Malta Revolt and European Movements Reported
A fragmented narration notes Maltese inhabitants near revolution before French activity, with garrison caution and Grand Master hesitation. It claims Turkish frontier forces under General Sumarrow mobilized, mentions English and French actions in the Archipelago, Buona Parte landing in the Morea with losses, and the Reis Egendi eliminated as a traitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattele
Trieste
Malte
Ness
Rusha
Turkey
Sumarrow
Udia
Porte Agat
Fea
Beduce
Moldau
Leal Fay
Buonaparte
Morea
Malta
Hompech
Austrian Forces Mobilize Across Alpine Border
Suabia reports an Austrian camp of 15,000 forming within a week on the heaths of Altorf and Weingard. Troops marched from Kemptis to Bregenz as trenches and artillery reach readiness. A cordon from Lake Garda to Lake Constance grows daily with reinforcements arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suabia
Altorf
Weingard
Kemptis
Bregenz
Refenau
Feldkirch
Hohenemds, &c
Lake of Garda
Constancly
Frontier Movements Reported Near Wiesbaden and Limburg
Fragmentary dispatch describes French forces advancing in the Rhine region with positions near Nassau Wiesbaden Limburg and nearby towns. It notes German and Allied levies and contributions, with mention of fortifications behind the Nied and Latin valleys and a two month forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suis
Sigburgs Weilburg
Idstein
Foabert
Tives
Limburg
Arntberg
Dublin Gazette Reports House Raid by Banditti in Glen of the Downs
In Dublin on August 17, it is alleged the Bill of Attainder will strip the Gedurids from the oppo oc ee. A group attacked the Glen of the Downs home of Mr. Johnson yesterday night. Several others faced charges after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Gstay
Mr. Johnson
Glen of the Downs
Secret Committee to report Monday in Bill of Attainder debate
In the Irish Parliament the Secret Committee signaled a report for Monday amid urgent business. The House, in a Committee of the Whole, examined testimonies on Edward Fitzgerald and his alleged treason with papers and conversations tied to Lord Edward Fitzgerald and Reynolds, detailing alleged influences and acts before a questioned arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Satvanary
Lord Caflereagh
Corry
Kildare
Wilhan’ Ore
Stewart
Edward
Curran
Plusket
Reynolds
Edward Fitzgerald
Thas
Letters and Admonitions in Lord Edward Hearing
Fragmentary transcript shows Paquet refusing to produce letters to Lord Edward, with arguments by Arthife O'Cototor and Kiny. Debate touches on guilt of Lord Edward, adjournment, and conduct of Honourable Members as Speaker calls for order amid tense testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paquet
Lord Edward
Mai Lome
Peron
Gémal
Edward
Eddge Morris
Edeward
Plunder
Chiair
Svoid
Keoxpoké
John Blaguire
Egypt in a defenceless state warned by a modern traveller
A traveller reports Egypt currently lacks fortifications and registers, with a small and mutinous Mamaluk cavalry and weak infantry. Alexandria has two ports, the old one unsafe, while the new port handles only merchant vessels. The Nile branch and coastal areas are poorly navigable, leaving Egypt exposed to potential attacks. Additional notes cover London and French events, including executions and political moves in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Formidabe
Alexandria
Ugyst
Hekir
Rosetta
Delta
Dankata
Thoat
toneGit
Jaffa
Ari
Suez
Coffir
Colfir
Red Sea
Bared
Romney
Kent
English prize taken by L Heureux near Bayonne harbor
English prize of about 00 tons taken by L Heureux of Bourdeaux loaded with sugar coffee and rum. It was steered to avoid the enemy at the river entrance of Bayonne and most of its cargo may be saved. Reports from Ferrol Spain say preparations are active and the cargo is likely destined for Ireland. Cavalry from the Rhine army orders to repair to Italy. A corvette with 14 guns near Abreuvals was surprised and boarded at night by English boats under fort protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Heureux
Bourdeaux
Dadeén
Turcon
Bayinne
Ferrol
Spain
Ireland
Sweden
Lamarque
Naples
Thermidor
Riffin
Buonaparte
Egypt
Russia
Africa
French Letters Mention No Surrender to English
Weary readers note letters from Havre claim the English fleet keeps distance off the port while a pirate blockade rumor spreads. Reports suggest French army units in Switzerland may march toward the frontier, and plan a secularization proposal reaches Paris. A national festival is slated for January 5 in memory of recent upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Havre
Montebrant-Mudgues
Switzerland
Fyral
Suatia
Parssia
Council of Five Hundred
The King of Pragia Refuses to Take Part in Future
In a fragmentary report from August 17 00 the King of Pragia declines involvement in future negotiations with Austria over Italy while Feulfia is kept under control. Reports suggest Austrian plans remain pacific though military moves around Bruffelis and Dupkiek spark speculation of English maneuvers. Letters from Switzerland note Lucerne as Helvetic Government capital. Count Coberteel’s route to Peterburgh is debated. An extraordinary courier from the Hague details Batavian Directory elections and troop dispositions near Brittells and Wantage. The port of Flushing is blockaded with possible bombardment ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pragia
Fioltilines
Ang
Austria
Italy
Feulfia
Bruffelis
Dupkiek
Switzerland
Grand Council
Lucerne
Court of
Vienna
Zhogut
Coberteel Toetersburgh
Berlin
Peterburgh
L’ Echo
Hague
Nationale Assembly
Bragelis
Brittells
Fathd
Germany
Flushing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wetzlaer
Greland
Irish Parliament
York
Wilfon Larkin
Lancaster Calle
Alexander Dickie
Monmouth Street
Yohn Newbury
Monmouth Court
Paris
Rastadt
Cnut Lehrbagh
Mary
Frickthal
Braschi
Florence
Joubert
Rhine
Hombourg
Mentz
Aray
Berne
Oger
Nelson
Irithineri
Abu Adams
Ghr
Maribel
Marshall
Ageée
Repnin
Midion
Sigpey Mas
Prissin
Prince of Orange
Stadthelder
Helland Im Dich
Belleville
Pystic
Fidmh
Neapolitah
Spereria
Byeckvigne
Europe
Mediterranean
Séchtern
Ehrenbreitstein
Fortegls
Beejahd
Frelaid
Richie Serizy
Rowe
Rome
Cisalpine
Huningues
Pjorpbieres
Versailles
Saavedra
Raifir
Trave
la Gertrude
Alitant
Cadiz
Cisalpine Republic
Milan
Vigo
King Fisher
St. Francis
Corunna
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